War Declared Between France and Bulgaria. Timed at 5 A M
Berlin report claims progress by German Austro Hungarian and Bulgarian forces in Serbia. Bulgarian troops forced Lower Timok passage and stormed Glopovica mountain after taking 200 Serbian prisoners. Mackensen’s forces reportedly have seized sixty eight Serbian cannon.
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Serbians resist as Bulgarians advance on front lines
Austrian and German battalions push along the Belgrade to Grocka road and seize heights at Velky Malmen and Pasulpisse while Bulgarians cross the Timok and storm Glogovica. Greek-Romanian tilt toward Allies grows, with Constantine poised for Salonika and Romania seen joining. British may guard routes to Constantinople as rumors swirl about Russian minister in Athens. Crown Prince Alexander narrowly escapes capture as Hungarian troops enter Belgrade.
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Italy to Place One Year Loan in United States
New York October 17. Italy announces a loan issue of 27 060 000 dollars in the United States the first direct war loan here since the conflict began. Lendon Lee Higginson Co will place the notes with denominations of 100 500 and 1000 and they will carry about one percent interest with convertible band provisions. The issue will be publicly offered shortly.
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After Killing Wife Wade Commits Suicide in City
Ocean Springs Mississippi October 17 Louis F Wade shot and killed his wife then killed himself after firing on a son in law who tried to intervene. Wade had come from Michigan three years earlier with his family and learned of Mrs Wade filing divorce papers. He entered the home as doors and windows were barred and fired on the intruder before turning the revolver on himself. The couple’s 14 year old son was present and tried to disarm him as authorities noted Mrs Wade had sought police protection days earlier.
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3,000,000 More Men Needed by Britain
London reports Brigadier General Sir Eric Swayne, director of recruiting, said Britain must raise three million more men by spring. He estimated Germany has 9 to 10 million men aged 18 to 45 and warned failure to recruit would endanger Allied war aims, forecasting Germany would lose more men in spring if Britain boosts to eight million.
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Joffre Directed Battle Tactics in Champagne Fight
Paris reports General Joffre directed operations in the Champagne battle from a front inn kitchen with a telephone. He watched a large map for over twenty two hours, issuing orders in a harsh voice, then declared the action over and called for a meal. Berlin published a purported official order detailing Allied force strengths and preparations for a major central battle led by Castelnau and Foch, with French, British, Belgian and cavalry divisions enhancing the offensive.
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Charlton Nervous Facing Italian Judge Over Murder Charge
Porter Charlton, an American held in Como Italy, awaits interrogation by Baron Siacca on a murder charge. His lawyer Signor Picardi petitions for time served since June 24 1910 and an amnesty deduction that could yield freedom if the sentence does not exceed six years and four months.
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Buy seats for Robin Hood at WN Broad St location
Tuo E Moore Sons Opticians advertise advance seating at their Broad Street outlet for a Robin Hood presentation held Wednesday and Thursday. The notice implies ticket availability and location details for theatre goers.
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Allies blocked at Dardanelles in bitter war report
London reports Ashmead Bartlett’s interview on Gallipoli days of stubborn Turkish defense and British blunders. Paris notes little French action on the Dardanelles with mine countermeasures successful. Constantinople confirms limited local fighting and a Turkish mine blowing up an enemy blockhouse near Seddul-Bahr as part of regional shelling.
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Government case vs millionaire directors set for trial
New York October 17 Batts special assistant to Attorney General Gregory will outline to the jury the government's case against William Rockefeller Lewis Sass Ledyard Edward D. Robbing and eight co defendants. They are charged as directors of the New Haven and Hartford rail read with conspiring to monopolize New England transportation traffic. Batts will present a large mass of testimony on alleged methods and transactions and may not finish his speech until Tuesday.
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Bulgaria to prosecute rebellious subjects headline
Sofia October 27 via London M Majarof Bulgarian minister to Russia when relations broke has been dismissed from the diplomatic service and will be prosecuted for an interview to Petrograd papers criticizing the government action General Ran Mukifr and other reserve officers not returned to Bulgaria will be treated as deserters The United States annually produces more than 46000000 worth of honey and wax
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